On Tue, 14 Sep 2004, Bryan Baldus wrote:
> When writing tests, should one take into account the file
> systems, or is the test end-user expected to deal with this?
I strongly recommend that you take it into account yourself. Fortunately,
that's easy...
> For example, in order to use dosEOFtest
I don't know if it is correct, but I tried to write a test for the
DOS EOF removal in MARC::File::USMARC [1]. This is the first test
file I've tried to write, so please let me know where I went wrong.
From the dosEOFtest.t file description:
Checks t/dosEOF.usmarc, which contains one record,
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Our MARC loading and extracting software (internally developed for storage
in a SQL database) adds a DOS end-of-file character (hex 1A) at the end of
each file of (extracted) MARC records. Are there other systems that add this
character? The presence or absence of the character does not seem to cau
